Crime

By Patti Weaver     (Stillwater, Okla.) -- A 40-year-old Stillwater woman has been given three concurrent 15-year prison terms for trafficking fentanyl and failing to protect four children from drugs on Nov. 30, 2022,... Read More.

By Patti Weaver       (Stillwater, Okla.) -- A Cushing man accused of driving under the influence of drugs during a one-vehicle crash into a bridge support at Jardot Rd. and Airport Rd. in... Read More.

By Patti Weaver     (Stillwater, Okla.) -- An ex-convict from Cushing, who admitted trafficking $11,500 worth of methamphetamine in Stillwater, was unsuccessful in his attempt to withdraw his guilty plea in the case after... Read More.

By Patti Weaver     (Stillwater, Okla.) -- A teenager has been given three concurrent 20-year prison terms for driving the wrong way on Highway 51 in excess of 150 mph that caused the deaths... Read More.

By Patti Weaver     (Stillwater, Okla.) -- An ex-convict, who previously lived in Cushing, has been ordered to appear in court on March 6, 2024, for a preliminary hearing on a felony charge of... Read More.

By Patti Weaver       (Stillwater, Okla.) -- A 53-year-old man has been jailed on $150,000 bail on charges of sexually abusing two girls, to whom he is related, at his residence in rural... Read More.

By Patti Weaver       (Stillwater, Okla.) -- A 39-year-old Stillwater woman has pleaded guilty to trafficking fentanyl, possessing a gun during the commission of a drug crime, and neglecting four children ranging in... Read More.

By Patti Weaver     (Stillwater, Okla.) -- In one of the largest methamphetamine seizures in Payne County, a 38-year-old woman from Muskogee County has admitted possessing approximately 19.8 pounds of the drug with a... Read More.

By Patti Weaver     (Stillwater, Okla.)  -- A Lincoln County couple from Wellston, who were accused of overdosing on an intoxicant in Stillwater while caring for an infant, have been ordered held in the... Read More.

By Patti Weaver   (Stillwater, Okla.) -- In a remarkably rapid verdict, a Payne County jury took only 35 minutes to convict a man, who considers himself a sovereign citizen and represented himself... Read More.